Very quiet and reliable electric car from the early 2010's
Background:
Built in the early 2010's as gas prices continued to rise, the Nissan Leaf became an icon of the decade. Creating no emissions and vastly cheaper to recharge than refilling a tank of gas. The design of the Leaf was made to eliminate drag from the air and maximize efficiency.
With the destruction and collapse of society, many cars including the Leaf were destroyed or simply abandoned wherever their driver left it or died in. But some other cars, especially collector cars, were kept in very sturdy garages or even in private underground garages that kept them safe and untouched. Felicia Bush, found one of these stored vehicles in pristine condition with the needed charging equipment less than a mile from her post in New Bottsford. But the vast majority of them now lay motionless throughout the decimated streets with most of the parts missing including the batteries that powered them.
Condition:
Most likely unusable with no power in the battery (if there), Felicia Bush's recovered Leaf is operational and in mint condition.
With the destruction and collapse of society, many cars including the Leaf were destroyed or simply abandoned wherever their driver left it or died in. But some other cars, especially collector cars, were kept in very sturdy garages or even in private underground garages that kept them safe and untouched. Felicia Bush, found one of these stored vehicles in pristine condition with the needed charging equipment less than a mile from her post in New Bottsford. But the vast majority of them now lay motionless throughout the decimated streets with most of the parts missing including the batteries that powered them.